Trying to Combine Multiple Columns into 1 to show Errors Per Analyst

femiprado2009

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  1. 365
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I have a dataset that shows below.....
Column A shows Analyst,
Column B shows case ID
Column C-G shows Error Codes
The data is pulled in such a way that the Error Codes are in different columns so you can't merge Column C-G. I need to find a way to merge those Columns to see essentially.
How many times an error code comes up per analyst. It is important to note that an analyst can come up multiple times but will have a different case ID

I have tried using a Pivot Table however the data gets scrambled because they are in different Columns, so it makes it hard to track. I have also tried Power Query to Unpivot those columns and match them but unfortunately that also doesn't work. IF functions as well didn't work.

In an ideal world, I want Columns to have Name, Rows will have each Error Code & how many times they occur.

I will appreciate any suggestions on this and how to progress on this Data set.


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